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Appendix A: CLI Guide
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SonicOS Enhanced 5.6 Administrator’s Guide
SSL VPN CLIENT SUB-COMMANDS
abort Exits to top-level menu without
applying changes
address <start ip
address> <end ip address>
<interface>
Sets the global IP address pool from
which NetExtender clients are
assigned an IP address
[no] auto-update Enables/Disables auto-update which
assists users in updating their NetEx-
tender client when a newer version is
required to establish a connection
cache-username-password
<username-only | pass-
word-username | prohibit>
Sets the user name and password
cache policy used for the NetExtender
client
cancel Exits from menu without applying
changes
[no] client-communicate Enables/Disables traffic between hosts
connecting to server with NetExtender
[no] create-connection-
profile
Enables/Disables NetExtender client’s
ability to create a connection profiles
dns-domain <DNS domain
name>
Sets the DNS domain which is the
NetExtender client DNS-specific suffix
dns1 <ip address> Sets the primary DNS server IP
address to be used by all NetExtender
clients
dns2 <ip address> Sets the secondary DNS server IP
address to be used by all NetExtender
clients
end Exits SSL VPN configuration mode
exit Exits menu and applies changes
[no] exit-after-discon-
nect
Enables/Disables the forcing of a
NetExtender client to exit after
disconnecting from the server
finished Exits to top-level and applies changes
where needed
help Displays available sub-commands for
SSL VPN client configuration
info Displays SSL VPN client settings
no Inverts sense of a command
show Invokes show commands
sslvpn-access
<LAN|WAN|
DMZ|WLA
N>
Enables SSL VPN access on specified
zone
[no] uninstall-after-exit Enables/Disables automatic uninstall
of NetExtender clients after exit
user-domain <user domain
name>
Sets the user domain to which all SSL
VPN users belong
wins1 <ip address> Sets the primary WINS server IP
address
wins2 <ip address> Sets the secondary WINS server IP
address
Command Description